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ELM WOOD
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Mis F.dith P.eest-. r Wnbasdi. w:h
an Flmwood visitor mi Wednesday.
C. S.' .Mdrich is bavin:; iiis resi -deuce
property treated in a coat x i
paint.
W. X. Minlord and A. N. McCrory,
T iatico'.n, wt-i'f Klmwood visitors on
Jin--i!ay.
(). M. Hint? and Ka!;li flreen were
business visitors to Ashland Mmn!
afternoon.
.Mr. Canz and Mr. Jordan, of Alvo
were visitors in Klinwrf.d on Tue ;
lay morning.
Kdwin Jeary, of Lincoln. w as visit
ing wit'a his many friends in Lli:i
wee ii on Tuesday.
C. J. Ihtiley. who has !)"( n some
what under the weather for several
day.- is improving slowly.
.Mr. nbd .Mrs. James (Jambol an I
Walter IVi?-iu if were Plat ismout h
i-it.r :i .Moniiav.
C. S. Aldrich. J5. I. lements an 1
I'.'i mett J. ("noli were b'.:sine-s vi.-i-
tors to Line, hi Wednesday after-
l::ull. I
'o 1 ."'up 1 has bt-.-rl
tl. li.'t- tf iUtCiitj
s, haviii'c sfrai;.etl
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tor S'V!-r--l d:'.y:
!it-r ankle.
A pb ;:sanf family
l.ebl aT the li'ime
Smith Sunday. June I!
Mr. Terrente Collins.
reunion was
of Mrs. Ellen
!i. in honor e'
About fortv
H' :-ts were f recent.
Fr tl ltrifkfr.ii er is running ti:
I.tt-'-rty :c: raf during the abi.erice ;f
Mr. Co n, who is rji itniic rt idy lo
run his threshirrcc ut(:ts.
.Mr. and Mrs. I. M. List on and T.
T. Liston and daughter. Gladys, mo-
tor-I t'i (ni:ha luesdav to visit ;it
the I. rune of Dr. pn.l .Mrs. O. E. Lis
ton. Mrs. Grom A. .Miller is in Lin
t .'n iielpinic care for tin children
of Mrs. I'isher. who is t if k in the
hospital.
rs. I'isher is a si-ter of
Mr. MiM'-r.
Mr. ami .Mrs. Wm
o!i Friday morning
Kiw.s. returned
from Imperial.
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TiftlELY
Farming implements
In listed corn cultivators we have the J. I. Case
Plow Co., John Deere Plow Co., and Rock Island Plow
Co. In walking cultivators we have the New Depar
ture and Jenny Lind; Riding cultivators, the Badger,
New Century and Overland.
In haying tools the Keystone, International and
F-merson loaders; Keystone and International side de
livery hay rakes; Deering and McCormick mowers,
binders and hay rakes.
Abo just unloaded a car load of
Deering Standard TwEne
that I will sell for
24c Per Pound.
CASH," UP TO JUNE 15TH
USED CARS
I have one Monroe Roadster for $450.00; one 4
passencer Hupmobile, model 32, good serviceable car,
$220.00; one 1917 5-passenger Reo, good paint, $700.
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or Trade Your
Cass County;
Nebraska
wzwrjmzw. mivmmjsmimainsms Kraxm
Nebraska, where they have been for
some time looking after land inter
est-; una crops, iie reports the wheat
crop fine there.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Xeely we
Lincoln visitors Wednesday and
were accompanied home by the doc
tor's brother. Win. N'eely,- who lms
j'ist recently undergone an operation
lor appendicitis.
Tl.e order of Eastern Star held s
.mi; meeting on T'iesda evening at
thoir lodge- room. At this time a
Iarj-c num'"r were taken into t:e
order. It was a lame gathering and
one of great interest to all members
in atttmhtt.ee.
Mi', an-.: Mrs. John Itamel. of
Hardy. Nebraska, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and .Mrs.
Win. Stege. return d lu-me on last
Friday. Mr. Hamel- is in the real es
tate business telling the good land
ol Nuckolls county.-
Win. John is attain troubled with
blood poisn iin. and ''is unable to as
sist with his harvesting; work.
had a very severe tima of it a ye-jr
or Pvj aci a-i! it is hoped that proper
treainu-nt fml medical skill will
prevent : like experience. t
Mr. I'Vniior, who worliad for Her
:;:uri Ppecht, before lit? went to the
array, was in town Tuesday anil re
i.i'.ir.'J for a short visit at the
ir-pecht home, lie i. now located in
!.V!.-iv'.b at d i; a 'r. r.''..;i I.n..r. ZZi:
! wi.rt.- the iarue l (-lt and the foxy"
tdlk hp. ndkerchief cdosely knottei'.
about his neck.
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Miss F.orothy lander is attend
ing summer school at the I'niversity
;f Xebraska. ,
Miss Hazel P.rmikow. of Ipswich.
S. D-. is visitins with relatives and
;ri-Mi(!? in Cass county.
C. G. May field went to Wausa luf
week to assist her ton. J. K. May field
with his corn pdowinje.
Martin Sjogren and daughter, Mrs
Siicriii Schmader visited John Sjo
Kren and family near Craij; last
w eek.
William Wendt lost a valuable
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horse one day last week, which be-,
came over heated while at work in
the field.
Kred Huff arrived home from over
seas last Friday and' Was given a
hearty welcome by all his old tima
friends. He is looking fine. '
Misses Anna and Rose Scheel left
on Thursday of last week for White.
3. I)., where they will spend tie
summer visiting with" friends.
Adam Kentschler, (!harles Crait;
and Shorty Schoenian came down
from Omaha Saturday for an oer
Sunday visit with relatives and
friends.
William LehnholT. of Lincoln,
came down on Tuesday to attend u
business matters in this vicinity am',
visited at the home of his cousin.
Henry Ossenkop.
Russell Thomas, youngest son of
Mrs. Cora T'lomas, of Ibis e'.ty, went
to Omaha last week, where he en
listed in the-navy, Koins into the
wireless department of the service.
Mrs. Ellen liathbun and daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Tyo and two child
ren, left Tuesday for Merriman o
visit another daughter of Mrs. Raih
bun's. Mrs. Denis Gardner and fam1
ily.
H. A. Jacobson and Miss Maude
narnette, of Omaha, were over Sun
day visitors at the Elmer Sund
strom home on Railroad avenue, re
turning to Omaha Suiul-iy eeniu;
by autJJ.
C. E. Hurlbut. of Omaha, -who
has recently returned from service
in France, visited Miss Ruby Sfau'crd
last week. Mr. Hurlbut is in ti e
employ of the Burlington railroa.i
in a clerical position.
Mrs. C. E. Wood and Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Wood drove to I'nivcrsiiy
Place the latter part of last wts'k to
visit their sister, Mrs. Lewis Ed.ly.
Mr. Eddy owns a home southeast
I'niversity Tlace, cloae to a car lin;
During the rain and wind storms
last Thursday and ! rulay Louis
ville was without lectncat service
for hours at a time which greatly
discommoded everyone. Manasrer
Scott McGrow was busy nisnl U'u
.lav and did all he could to expedite
matters.
Miss Mamaret Seybert who is at -
tendiiu; summer schol i.f the es-
eyan, was an over, Sunday visitci
with home folks. Sue was accom
panied by her friend. Miss Joy Pay
ton. of Cedar Falls, Iowa, who 1
also attending the same school r.r. t
t; a student in violin.'
II.' T. Wilfoii. traveling auditor
or the Missouri racilic. -wlio ha
een taking care of the station a!
Falls City until the arrival ol
new a??r.t. V!.-it. in i.o!vii.o ow-f
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Sunday. Harry Tl.on.a.-, ot i'iatU
mouth. who has been the freight ni !
passenger agent at that piaco f -l
years, lias In en iromoted to t!'.''
Falls City station.
T. E. Formele and a lanl seekfTrs
party from this vicinity retur'.M.I
Sunday in n; . ( uMer county. w)t r
Mr. l'armele lias extensive land in
terests, some of which he is offering
for sale. In his party this- time
were Si Latham. Ed Jochim. R. J).
Iiishon. Waiter Dlake --.nd Pr. E. ti.
Worthmann. Mr. Latham purchase!
a section of the land and it. P.
I'.ishop bought an eighty acre tract.
This land has advanced wonderfully
in
the last two years and is rcou--:
mi all the time in jumps, prices aii
vancing over night.
UNION
Ledger
Mrs. J. H. Frans and Mrs. J. Ii.
Taylor were shopping N'ebrasku
City last Friday.
Oeorge Walker, of Omaha: came
down the first of the week .for a
visit at the home of P. P. Davis.
Miss Flora Oarnson went to Ne
braska City Saturday afternoon f r
a sliort Visil wun reiaiit- lui-ic
Miss Mary Austin accepted tlif
position as bookkeeper, ior vv . ij.
linning and began work Tuesday
morning.
Roy Gibson, who has been work
ing the. third' trick at the depot for
the past two weeks left weanesuay
nfiernoon for Atchison. Kansas.
N. II. Larsh came up from Rollo.
Missouri, last week for a couple of
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.!
nn.l Mrs. John Larsh. who are re-'
siding at "Springdale Farm" this
summer. I
Among the list of names of those j
who arrived in the states last week
from France was Robert Wolfe, son 1
of Mrs. Lucy Wolfe. This is cer
tainly glad news as he has been ex
pected for some time.
Dr. Charles M. Swab went to Om
aha Sunday to cail upon C. W
Clark, who Ls recovering from a ser
ious operation performed at St
Joseph's hospital last Monday. The" v
doctor reports that thus far Wes is j
loir.g nicely.
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Rev. Morrison made a trip to Min
den.. Nebraska, last week, where on '
Wednesday he officiated at the mar-
riagc of Miss Nellie Ware to Mr.
Ralph Wise. Mr. Morrison officiated
at the marriage ot the bride's par
ents in 1S93.
Will Dodson, of Magn.-t. Nebraska,
visited at the home of hid uacle. D.
(:. La FUie la?t FrldaV- Mr. Dodsrm
just recently 'returned home iri ; i
France, where he was a cook in
Ihe S7th hospital unit and spiiii
about ten months over there.
Earnest Anderson left Monday
for Urule, Nebraska where Ed and
Emil Fahrlaiider are located. Mr.
Anderson likes the country line and
expects to move his family there as
soon as he can f,et a house for them,
lie has lots of work and is dawimv
big wagres.
Vance Harris came over from F:
Dudye. Iowa, last Thursday for a
visit at the home of his 'rather, C.
F. Harris. His- brother, Clint Har
ris and family, of Washington, are
also visiting there and it is the r.rsl
time, in three years tlie brothers Have
en each other.
('hancelh)r, Avery and wife. Prof.
P.urr and wife and Prof, and Mr'-.
Howard, all of Lincoln, spent Wed
ii"sday of last week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. .P. Panning. The alter
noon w;;c fpent in me ;;rii;c wnn a
picnic supper as the main feature
of enjoyment.
Did you notice how tight Roy
Upton's hat was for him Sunday t-r
the broad smile on his face? It was
due o the arrivifl of a brand new
jabv bov at his house, and who cai
blame iiim for srailing.for his i
the iinest baby ever. 1!" you don't
believe it. ask Roy.
E. Austin has almost completed
remodeling his tenant home jut
ast of town. Three new roovs
have been added and a!! the rooms
down stairs have hena remo-.lob'-1
making it more convenunt and bc--ides
im;rcvipg the get -raI apiH-.:r-nco
of tiie whole house.
Dr. Chas. Swii) went to Omaha ot?
Wednesday morning, where he to.k
:Prs. Edith Shrader of Xehawl.a ta
i hospital as she vas suturing from
m attack f;f acute arttcin'-ic t is. It
vvas not learned whether an opera
tion would be necessary or not. but
It is to be hoped that her conditio;:
is not serious.
. Mrs. c. w. Clark and daitght ;
Miss Ora. went to miaka Friday ai-
'ernoon in see Mr. Clark, win is con
valescing at the St.Joserh's Ik1 -
pi tctl after a serious operation.- Air.
''lark had been in iil health a h:.
lime before going to the hospital
n3 it is hoped by hir.-tmruiy friends
that he will have a speed v recovery
The Junior Camp Fire girls. T-c-n;;:
Tiled Vy ilii n irdian. : i i
iry P'-ciier and assistant. Mos-
'rji Clark, went out ne-ir fit" I
:arm Tuesday cening to spend
light. Each girl had her own
iow, blanket ami food sumdies.
the
I'ii-
i; their arrival they made prepara-
ions for the :figh and after par
t.aking of a regular picnic supper
hey took to their blankets with or. ly
' iie sky overhead. From the loo'.
f, their eyes the morning after arid
le "Wish I could ?b"o'' atmosphere
'which surrounded their presence.
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they did not
enipha t ically
good time.
ge-t nine
declared
rest
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but i:V
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''NEHAWKA
News
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Ollie Allis -returned home Tues
day afternoon from a short business
rip to Omaha. .
-Mrs. J. H. StelTens and Miss Chris
tina were in Nebraska City be
tween trains Wednesday. '
Geortro C. Sheldon and wife, Mfs
dames E. C. Jilos. Ernest Giles and
E. A. Kirkpatrick" autoed to Ne
braska City Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. E. it. Cunningham spent Sat
urday night with her father, J. R.
Nailery, who is convalescing at the
Immanuel hospital in Omaha. She
returned home oti Sunday ami re
ports her father is seme better.
John )pp took his wife to Omaha
Monday, where she was operated on
i Tuesday at the Immanuel hospital
I He returned home Wednesday af
ternoon ami reports that his wife
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
!n Use brGver30 Years
Always bears
OR. H. G. LEOPOLD
OESTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Spei-lnl Attention to lllnenncn of UiirarD
ACUTrC T1ISKASKS TRK.TKI
x Eyes Tested -andTa lasses Fitted
Night Call3 Answered After Hours
and Sundays by Appointment
8:30 a- m- to 12:00 1:30 p. m. to 5:30
J, ,ua Plattsmouth; Neb
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JpWas getting
he left bar.
E. A. Kirkpatrick went to Avoca
Tuesday afternoon, where he visited
ot the home of his sifter, Mrs. Mary
3. Ilarir.on. remaining over for th-3
picnic and homecoming for the re
turned soldier boys, which was hell
Vv'ed'iera'ay 'tight.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Rood, who
have keen absent about two week,
on a pleasure trip through th?
Illack Hills. Vellowstone and Est.-s
parks ami l ikes peak, returned home
last Friday morning, after a most
delightful trip. Mr. Rood, who re
cently returned home from Francis
left a few days: later for Atchison.
Kansas, where he is now working at
his old trade, that of te'egraph op
erator. '
Harley Thomas, a brother to II.
L. Thomas, of this place, arrived in
N-'diawka Sunday morning
Jie hav
ing rect'irtlv arrived from overseas,
where he saw service in France for
several months, lie had only recent
ly be.;i mustered out of the servic",
and was taken to Palmyra the same
afternoon, where h will visit hi
parents. Later In
to Xehawka- for a
and relatives.
intends to return
visit with friends
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Mbs Lottie Renner
was a
Lin-
coin visitor Tuesday.
Conrad Crabtree and family spen
Sunday in L;:;toln.
Mr. and M-s. Robert Alio
tended tir c reus in Lin j d
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as
day.
Misses Avis and Nyia Gardner re
turned last Sunday from a fivi
weeks vacation spent in Adams and
Kearnev county with relatives and
old friends.
Mrs. Elsie P,rantner of Lincoln
was here last week visiting her
nephew C. W. Crabtree, and Hum
crcus other friends. Mrs. Prantner
formerly ran a icsiaurant in the
buildiusr where The Hec.coa now
makes its home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lytle and two
children arrived in Eagle last week
i?i an auto from, the Pacific north
west coast. Mrs. Lvtle is a daugh
ter -ef Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cooper.
and since coining here Mr. Lytle, has
purchased a property ami will mak(
Eagle thei-' home.
Air. and Mrs. Howard Mick were
in Omaha last Sunday rom which
place Mrs. Mick continued the jour
ney to Rochester, Minn., for medical
r--i'ment hv the Mavo l-lrotliers.
f'.lie y.aj ncccmpanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stah.l and Mrs. Roach
and daushter of Pal my fa. Mrs.
s'ttih.l and Miss Roach will also re
ceive treatment.
Mrs. A. P. Stewart came" last Sat
urdav to spend a few days with her
mother. Mrs. G. C. Trimble, before
leaving for the mountains on a
pleasure trip via auto. She had hop
ed also to see her brother Clyde, be-
fore iroiug on the trip hut he has
not yet put in his appearance. She
left little Robbie here with his
grandmother and returned' to Fair
mont this morning , and will leave
Sunday for the mountains.
Work on the new school house is
going on methodically. The re-in-forced
concrete floors for the first
story were poured the latter part of
last week tind this week brick work
has begun to show the progress be
ing made on the building. It is ex
tremely doubtful ho,wever with the
had weather and other prospective
delays in getting material, that the
building can be mn.de ready by the
beginning of the school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Iletts were call
ed to Kansas City 011 Wednesday of
kist week by a message from Harry
Hart man, a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Iletts, saying that' in some way he
had cut his right hand off. The
home of the Hartmans is in Lincoln,
and Mr. Hartman had gone to
Kansas City to help in the butcher
shop of the man for whom he works
in Lincoln, who also has a shop in
Kansas City, and in some unac
countable manner Mr. Hartman
brought the clever down across his
left hand and severed it complete
ly from his arm. He was able to
he brought to his home in Lincoln
Saturday night and at Jast reports
was doing nicelv.
SO ACHE EAEGAIII
Non-resident owner will sell nice
lnying upland SO r.cres at a rejl
bargain or wijl -divide and sell in
40 acre tracts.--Stewart Investment
Co.. C1G Dee P.ldg., Omaha. Nebr.
IU. S. COUTD LAY CLAI7.I
"TO ynzT' ri7 aofn T" PAY
MERCHANDISE BALANCE
Washinsrton, Julv 4. Already
possessed of the greatest single stock
of gold in hictbry, the United States
could lay claim to most of the re
maining free gold in the world in j
payment of its favorable merchan- '
Watermelons
and
ORDER YOUR
ON
Skinner's or Burns' Bread
Bulk Olives, 25c per pint
Fresh Green Peas and New Potatoes
Try us for all kinds of lunch goods for picnics
ffresh Celery Plants for sale.
HATTSc'SQR!
TELEPHONE
dise balance, the federal reserve
bulletin will tay in its July issue.
The balance approximated $D,
000,000,000 in the last three years,
and Lids .fair to continue at the
same rate this year, affording a
problem to arrange payments with
out bankrupting debtor nations, and
still farther enhancing the cost of
living here through' the importation
of more metal-
Under,, the gold embargo, w hich
recently was lifted, making the
United States practically the only
free gold market in the world, the
federal reserve board issued 1.14 2
licenses for the export of ir2.:52i.
070 of gold, and l.f.00 licenses for
the shipment of $ii02,75G.003 in sil
ver. FIKE EESTROTfS 21 EOATS
IN CHICAGO YACHT 15 AS IN
Chicago. July 4. An unidentified
mar was missing alter fire destroyed
21 boats in a yacht basin and threat
ened a crowded amusement park
Friday.
"Cap'n' Ceo.-' Wellington Street -er,
the squatter who for many ye.ir.;
ehiimel several lake shore acres ad
ioii'ing the wealthiest residential
iislTiet, now living in a river hoii'-e
boat, towed about :." beats to saf
ty. thus minimizing the loss.
TWO WOMEN. FOUR CIIILDEEN.
EE OWNED NEAR STEELING
Sterling. Colo., Jly 4. Mrs. Ar
thur Kistler, wife of a farmer at
Stoneham, her fcur children, the
oldest 15 years of aae, end her
mother-in-law, were drowned while
trying to ford Pawnee creek, f,0
miles east of Sterling, early Friday
morning. They were driving to
Sterling in a motor car for the
Fourth of July festivities.
ATTENDING PHOTOGRAPHERS
CONVENTION AT KANSAS CITY
Mr. and MrsT Ohrisf, of the
Plattsmouth Photograph Studio,
have gone to the photographer's an
nual . convention, being held at
Kansas City. Mo., this week. and
while the studio here will he open
for the delivery of -work and all
other business. there will ' be no
sittings made until Friday of this
week, upon the return of Mr. and
Mrs. Christ.
Entertain your out-of-town
friends during the Chautauqua by
inviting them to spend a week with
you.
Journal Want-2.dg Yv!
"IXSTIil Jli:T.l.lTIKS OF TIIIO I IVITFII STATICS (illVEIt.'VMIA T
Wo FARM LOAN BOfOS
ISSUED UNDER THE FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACT
Dated November 1, 1913
- DUE November 1, 1938
Redeemable at par and accrued interest on any inter
est date after five years from date of issue. Coupon
bonds fully registerable and interchangeable. Denomi
nation, $1,000. Interest payable semi-annually, May,
1st and November 1st. Principal and interest payable
at the bank of issue in exchange Approved by the Fed
eral Farm Loan Board of the United States government.
Exempt from All Federal, State, Municipal
and Local Taxation!
This exemption includes the Federal Income Tax and
income from these bonds need not be included in returns
PRICE ON APPLICATION , '
has- - FarrrseSe,
Bank of Cass County
Plattsmouth
Cantalopes
X.
CREAM OF US!
NO. 4 OR 5
WHAT CHAUTAUQUA MEANS.
Catch the Spirit.
Chautauqua belongs to everybody.
Whosoever will, let him come and
have the best time of his life. That
is the Chautauqua spirit. Chau
tauqua is for the people; you are
one of them, no matter who you are,
you will find a great feast of good
things on this Chautauqua program
that will appeal directly to you.
Have a good time, but don't g t
noisy during the program. Remem
ber the people want to hear. He
liberal with applause. You'll get
more out of the program if you show
v ppreciat ion. Don't go to the chau
tauquu (or anywhre else) with
that entertain-me-if-you-can atti
tude. It never pays.
The Chautauqua is the most
democratic institution in America.
It is to the older people what the
school is to the children, a place
where all meet on common ground.
The spirit of happiness is within
you. It will grow by what it feeds
upon. We are offering you a great
feast for it.
Have a good time, and above nil
catch the Chautauqua spirit.
Chautauqua week i-: coming. "
days filled with the delight of
splendid music, fascinating enter
tainment, interesting and instruc
tive lecturers. For a week the world
is brought to your door. The best
lecturers, musical companies, entertainer.-!,
come io I e. ii'h, lo intpiove,
to l4ighleii and lighten.
"Tint Printer of Udell's," one of
j Harold Pell Wright's good stories.
ton coin n i flif .Tnnrnnl nfT.CP.
For tasty printing yon can't
wrong in having the Journal of
turn out your Job.
go
"re
Let oir carrier boy deliver the
Daily Journal to your door. 15 cents
per week 'for all the news.
2BV
E.lf tttic Lljat aid
Saves time and labor, Increases
farm eftijiencv, I'avs for itself.
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